Do public institutions need to take the basic knowledge of medical and health care in open recruitment?

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The basic knowledge specialty of medical and health institutions is relatively weak, and only general comprehensive knowledge is tested, which generally includes politics, economy, law, current affairs, science and technology, humanities, administration and official documents. The public basic knowledge of health is professional, and basically all the knowledge about health is tested. The content of the examination is generally health regulations, medical ethics, medical psychology or basic medical knowledge. Therefore, everyone must pay attention to distinguish the content of the exam and focus on review. Extended data:

The learning methods of basic knowledge in public institutions are mainly divided into three stages, namely, the planning preparation stage, the concrete preparation implementation stage and the sprint speed-up stage before the exam. 1. At first, I need to know the overall situation of the exam and make a study plan according to what I know; Then collect real questions, understand the characteristics and difficulty of the questions, find out their own shortcomings, and prepare for grasping the key points in the future learning process. The second stage of learning is very important. At this stage, you must ensure that you have a thorough understanding of every knowledge point, lay a solid foundation and step by step. 3. In the sprint stage of preparing for the exam, focus on your own weak links, strengthen training, and don't be flustered, otherwise you will be easily confused. As the exam approaches, we should also pay more attention to recent current affairs and politics, so as to know ourselves and know ourselves.

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